We went to Fiona's for the first time this week. The food was delicious, but the shining star of…read morethis establishment is their impeccable customer service. Every staff member was kind, friendly, and attentive. The menus are listed above the registers; One of the staff members offered us a paper menu so we didn't have to look up and strain our necks. I appreciated that they were observant and helpful. I ordered a hot dog that comes with sweet potato bites. I asked if it was possible to swap for a bag of chips instead of the sweet potato. They said no because the sweet potato bites just come standard with the meal, but they offered me a bag of chips on the house. We ordered a few items from the menu including Eden's Shufflin' to Buffalo Chili Dog, Daisy's Rockin' Reuben Dog, and Grace's Amazing Chicken Pita. All of the food was delicious, but the reuben dog was my personal favorite. We asked for boxes for our leftovers and the staff said we can just take our food over to them and they'll box it up for us. There's not much that stands out in terms of the ambiance of the restaurant, but it's cute. They also have a wide selection of bakery items on display. Fiona's has a variety of sandwiches, salads, soups, hot dogs, and sweet treats so you're bound to find something delicious.

GINGER & BAKER all the way…read more Stay out of finonas deli. i have never felt so unwelcome as i did 5.12.2026. walked in to buy a coconut cream pie. four people behind the counter. not one looked up to greet me, not one to tell me "we'll be w/you in a moment." four employees talking to one another...two w/thier back to the customers. after about five minutes, a large black-haired woman approached me and said "" nothing. just looked at me as if "what do you want" i took that non-engaging look as "get out!" so i did. i dove out of my way 15 minutes, spent way more on gas than i should have to GINGER & BAKER and bought a coconut cream pie for $65. yes, sixty-five buck. Go GINGER & BAKER. Nick was top notch. GINGER & BAKE

We were given a gift card from our son and daughter in law months ago. I am not a huge fan of…read moreFrench food, too bland for me. Btw, I have been to France many times on business, have eaton at some of the best restaurants in Paris, really good, just not to my taste. Ok, we went here last Sunday, I wasn't hungry, but my wife was, so we thought we would use the card. Wife ordered a beef dip, one of her favorite sandwiches, not on my top 10 list. I ordered a charcuterie plater, figured we could take it home, which we did. Anyway, I took a bit of her sandwich, and even though I wasn't hungry, I ate about half of it. One of the best sandwiches I have ever had of any kind. Very simple but delicious. Baguette was amazing, beef appeared to be cured somehow, huge flavor, au jus was great. Today I am going to Timnath to meet a friend for lunch and I am going to make a 30 minute detour to get a sandwich for us for dinner. Not inexpensive, but worth it. Life is too short to eat mediocre food, plus I am a stingy with my calories, like to spend them on delicious food. Thank you La Boutique. Sincerely, Bret and Michelle

4.5 stars. Fresh delicious sandwiches at this French deli and market in Fort Collins. My partner…read moreand I made a stop en route to Wyoming. I just love the FoCo food scene and wanted to try something new. The barista made a few suggestions. It was before 11am, so that eliminated all the pretzel roll options on the menu. I decided to go with the Roma. She was right! It was refreshing. I loved every bite. Very bread-forward but clearly a high quality bake. My partner got the French Dip and enjoyed it. There's a few small tables as well as barstools along the wall, but most people ordered to-go. Check out the marketplace items, too. So cute!

We had the BBQ sandwich and turkey bacon club. My BBQ sandwich was amazing!! My husband said the…read moreturkey bacon club was very good and was similar to Schlotskys but better. I can tell it's a local spot as people were friendly and seemed to know each other. Would definitely be back if we are in the area again.

Absolutely our new favorite! Walked into a very friendly and knowledgeable young lady that took our…read moreorder. You can tell the owners were very thoughtful the way they put their food togethe. The sandwiches were delicious on homemade bread. It's a must try!

This was a carry out experience…read more I chose the Mediterranean. The sandwich had grilled chicken, feta, zesty hummus, artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers and cucumbers. I got the combo so my chips were salt & vinegar and for a beverage an unsweetened iced tea. I liked the sandwich overall. I think just the small size next time as I ended up with half left from the medium to have for another meal. The tea was tasty and you can't go wrong with salt & vinegar chips.

I appreciate coming by this spot for lunch: a bottled or fountain soda and a turkey or tuna…read moresandwich. We usually stop here for a quick bite and a cookie craving. Parking can be a bit busy and tight. However, if you have patience or don't mind street parking and a short walk, you'll have no problem. Friendly customer service and tasty bread.

Delicious homemade rolls, soups and desserts. Friendly and welcoming staff…read more Always a favorite for amazing sandwiches!

I've wanted to check this place out for a while, but its location on the busy 287 has always made…read moreit simply a drive-by spot. I happened to get a gig close by and the team took us here for lunch and my life has been changed! We pulled into the large parking lot and immediately smelled the fresh baked bread aroma as we walked through the front door. The counter is filled with menu options, and honestly, very overwhelming with how many options they had. I moved to the back of the line of my group so I could study everything. They were very quick with the line and very friendly, even as the door kept opening and the line grew even longer. I ordered "This Is It" with turkey, roast beef, cheddar, cucumbers, sprouts, tomatoes and I subbed in grilled onions for the raw offered. I also opted for a side of their sweet potato fries at the recommendation of a coworker. After a few minutes wait, the groups food came out and I was shocked and how excellent EVERYTHING looked. I took one bite of my sweet potato fries and already liked the place. Biting into the pillowy soft bread generously filled with all of the meats and veggies made me love this place. One of the top sandwiches I've had in Fort Collins, for sure. I demolished the dish and left uncomfortably full, but knowing that I'd be back repeatedly, and soon.

Stopped here for a quick sandwich with the family before a rafting trip (didn't want anything…read moreheavy). Review rating match up. We went to a lot of places during our week long stay in the area and my 17 year old son concluded that the "Dolomite" was the best thing he had all week.

The sando's are great. I had the Cuban and it was great. The cherry peppers added an extra kick to…read moreone of my favorite sandwiches. My wife and daughter shared the Ridgeline and they really enjoyed it too. This place is definitely a college town joint (look and vibe). The service is quick and the guys were very friendly.

After graduating from Colorado Christian University at the…read moreBlue Arena, my wife and I found this awesome little boutique restaurant. Seriously, I can't recommend this place enough. The owner, Emily, was there working to keep everything running smoothly. The food was healthy and evidently is a great local favorite. All the breakfast and brunch staples you'd hope for, done really well. Our server, Izzy, was amazing too. Super friendly and on top of a party of 9 (and my 18-month old toddler. I'd totally recommend this spot for a laid-back breakfast or brunch. And honestly, if I'm ever back in the area, I'd go out of my to visit Taste Local again. I walked out really impressed, as I think anyone would.

My first morning in lovely Colorado, and yet I felt...oddly at home, as if the crisp mountain air…read morecarried memories of its own from a thousand miles back home, carried abreast on the currents of some of the more obscure Sade songs in the morning. I was seated quickly, before I could even come up with a witty remark for a question of preference. I ordered a Baklava Latte with oat milk, as one does in Rome, and the sweet potato hash with a homemade biscuit. I believe the modern slang is straight bussin, however I'm led to believe that gas would also suffice, no cap frfr on God, et cetera. Had I let a baser instinct take over, I may have licked the plate clean. Next time, perhaps.

The Turkey Focaccia is completely different now. :( I'm not a fan. It is really hot, burn your face…read morehot, the bread isn't even close to the same. It's a totally different and not in a good way sandwich. I probably won't go again. Bummer, it used to be my favorite place in Johnstown. They should really go back to the old recipe. Don't mess with a good thing. Three stars because the people were nice and the restaurant is clean.

Hummm if I was given the choice to go back it would be no. I was not impressed. I ordered the roast…read morebeef special. The meat, tomatoes, and cheese was sliced THIN. Lots of bread--not so much on the rest of the sandwich. It was really a disappointment since I drove 30 mins to eat here before going further into Loveland for dinner. Decor: it's okay. It could be a really cute place if they tried to make it better, but from the vibe I got--they didn't care. Service: walk up to the counter and order. They bring the food to you. Served in plastic baskets, it's nothing to get excited about. No follow up to any of the tables after the food was served to see if you were happy with what they served to you. The restaurant was not busy. There was another couple that came in after me.